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Over 1H

Poll: Over 1H (26 member(s) have cast votes)

Over 1H

  1. Pass (3 votes [11.54%])

    Percentage of vote: 11.54%

  2. 1 Spade (7 votes [26.92%])

    Percentage of vote: 26.92%

  3. 1N (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  4. 2H (12 votes [46.15%])

    Percentage of vote: 46.15%

  5. 2 spades (weak - sorry its the system :P) (4 votes [15.38%])

    Percentage of vote: 15.38%

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#1 User is offline   pclayton 

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Posted 2007-June-04, 09:38

Pard opens 1, all vul IMP pairs and you look at:

Scoring: XIMP


Your call please?
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Posted 2007-June-04, 09:41

2H. If you play 2H as constructive, this is a hand that may help you see the error of your ways ;)

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Posted 2007-June-04, 09:43

2 shows my hand, nothing else does.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 09:43

No expert here, and I'm about to prove it....

If 3 is pre-emptive (0+ hcp, 4+ hearts) I'll choose that. 3 hearts and a void has to be worth more than 4 hearts and a doubleton, and the hcp is certainly right.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 09:50

2. The only other call I'd consider would be 1.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 09:53

2 for me.
2 doesnt tell the story of the hand it hide the fit and shows a weaker hand in tricks potential.
I would consider 1 and supporting later but i think most play that doign this usually shows a stronger hand, so im lft with 2.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 09:55

Fluffy, on Jun 4 2007, 05:43 PM, said:

2 shows my hand, nothing else does.

ditto
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:02

Flame, on Jun 4 2007, 10:53 AM, said:

2 for me.
2 doesnt tell the story of the hand it hide the fit and shows a weaker hand in tricks potential.
I would consider 1 and supporting later but i think most play that doign this usually shows a stronger hand, so im lft with 2.

Agree with 2 here.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:03

Pass.

It's what I chose and I may be its only representative! I like to get extreme weakness across early, freeing me up for the later auction (I fondly hope).
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:14

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2♠ shows my hand, nothing else does.


This depends on your agreements. For me, 2S denies 3 hearts. Support with support.

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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:24

2, ruff these s in the short hand...
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:27

1 of course. If I later give preference to hearts or correct 1N to 2 that doesn't show a good hand.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:31

cherdano, on Jun 4 2007, 08:27 AM, said:

1 of course. If I later give preference to hearts or correct 1N to 2 that doesn't show a good hand.

This isn't universal Arend. If pard bids 2 minor, 2 sounds like a forced preference.

If pard bids 1N, many play 2 as a borderline limit raise.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:34

OK, I have enough responses. I tried 2.

Pard not unexpectedly makes a game try with 3 (help suit).

Has this hand blossomed into a 4 call?
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:35

pclayton, on Jun 4 2007, 10:31 AM, said:

cherdano, on Jun 4 2007, 08:27 AM, said:

1 of course. If I later give preference to hearts or correct 1N to 2 that doesn't show a good hand.

This isn't universal Arend. If pard bids 2 minor, 2 sounds like a forced preference.

If pard bids 1N, many play 2 as a borderline limit raise.

I know that's why I am saying it isn't for me.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:40

1: no second choice.

If partner rebids 1N: I happily bid 2, even tho that is presumably constructive, but (I hope) non-invitational. My hand is worth this opposite a doubleton and 5s.

If he rebids 2 minor, I have a comfortable 2 preference: I don't care that I have an extra ... I have a compensating lack of hcp.

If he raises s: well, my guess would be to pass a single raise and to accept an invite... we are vul at imp pairs whene making thin vulnerable games is a huge plus.

If he rebids 2N: I get out in 3 (surely I can do that?)

If he jumpshifts, then I am not going to be all that embarrassed with my 3 preference.

If he jumps to 3, I pass... this is not inconsistent with accepting a raise to 3.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:43

mikeh, on Jun 4 2007, 08:40 AM, said:

1: no second choice.

If partner rebids 1N: I happily bid 2, even tho that is presumably constructive, but (I hope) non-invitational. My hand is worth this opposite a doubleton and 5s.

If he rebids 2 minor, I have a comfortable 2 preference: I don't care that I have an extra ... I have a compensating lack of hcp.

If he raises s: well, my guess would be to pass a single raise and to accept an invite... we are vul at imp pairs whene making thin vulnerable games is a huge plus.

If he rebids 2N: I get out in 3 (surely I can do that?)

If he jumpshifts, then I am not going to be all that embarrassed with my 3 preference.

If he jumps to 3, I pass... this is not inconsistent with accepting a raise to 3.

FWIW, pard tries 2 over 1. He probably passes 2.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 10:59

pclayton, on Jun 4 2007, 12:34 PM, said:

OK, I have enough responses. I tried 2.

Pard not unexpectedly makes a game try with 3 (help suit).

Has this hand blossomed into a 4 call?

uhh, no...you were bidding 2 because it's more preemptive than passing and you're "close" to having the bid
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Posted 2007-June-04, 11:03

pbleighton, on Jun 4 2007, 10:41 AM, said:

2H.  If you play 2H as constructive, this is a hand that may help you see the error of your ways  ;)

Peter

Pass. I play 2H as constructive.

;)

I do not think this is close to 2H constructive for me.
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Posted 2007-June-04, 11:06

BTW most people screw up a lot after the opps bid 1M-2M -- I noticed youre playing IMP pairs so if I didnt respect my opps then I would bid 2 for sure....not 1

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